William H. Macy Career Retrospective | SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Career retrospective with William H. Macy. Moderated by Jenelle Riley, Variety.
William H. Macy is an Oscar and Golden Globe nominee, an Emmy and SAG Award winning actor, and a writer in theater, film and television. He currently stars in the SHOWTIME series SHAMELESS, for which he was nominated twice for an ‘Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series’ Emmy Award and received a SAG Award nomination. Macy’s film credits include SEABISCUIT, THE COOLER, MAGNOLIA, BOOGIE NIGHTS, JURASSIC PARK III, FARGO, TNT’s DOOR TO DOOR, WILD HOGS and ROOM. William H. Macy made his feature directorial debut with RUDDERLESS, the closing film at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. THE LAYOVER, his second film, was released in 2016. His third film, KRYSTAL, is set to release in 2016/2017. In addition, Macy is a founding member of the Atlantic Theater Company.
I love this interviewer. She knows her subject, loves it, loves acting and loves the theatre. God bless Shenelle Riley! And WHM of course
This lady is always SOO well prepared and just brilliant at this, she should host all interviews...
ljerci5 -- I love Jenelle Riley too. Best interviewer, I'll watch anything she does. She is always so prepared and interested.
In a word .. YES she is always this prepared
I like that shes doing it chronologically while other interviewers is sloppy prepared and its just a mess
Wow.. that lady is just awesome. Good job. William H. Macy is a legend.
William offers advice as to how to memorize lines. I'd like to share why it's so effective and more. Your brain is a recording device when learning. Do this; read about three to four lines (3x times), looking at each word, touching the paper. You are learning using three senses- Tactile, Kinesthetic and Auditory. Next, turn over the paper and say the lines verbatim. If you make an error, you need to re-record the lines. Say them 3x times more. After correctly saying the lines, move on to the next set of lines. Using three senses 90% chance to memorize. Using two senses, 60-70% chance to memorize. How do I know this? I'm a Special Education teacher and use this method. It works. I love watching SAG- AFTRA foundation videos!
I used to teach Intro to Acting in high school, and that is very similar to how I taught kids of all abilities to learn lines.
You know something wrong when there's only 23 comments here. Macy is an amazing actor.
I don't know how hard it would be to get the rights to do this, but I'd be thrilled to be able to have this and other SAG conversations on DVD. Even if SAG could only afford to sell burned DVDs because of the probably limited audience, I'd love to have a copy.
Love Jenelle, she's very talented interviewer, she should be an actress...ususally like her better than those she interviews
She is so good
this is one of the better entries in this series
i wish he talked on rudderless...one of my fav films all-time
His recommendations. For learning lines is similar to the wah musicians build repetoire. Repeat 10times perfectly the. Move on to next doing the same. With the completion of that go back and do the same phrase by phrase (for musicians). Complete each 10X perfectly before moving on. Building muscle memory. Theres many ways to learn, everyone will find the best fit for them.😊
the fact that Mamet and the creator of Re-Animator collab'd together makes me love them both that much more :)
Wow I never knew he was supposed to be Marlon in Finding Nemo!
20:50 awesome info
cool dude!
Who rem him on er that where I start watch him great actor
William Macy helped Fiona out the door in the 9th season of “Shameless” . . He is the undisputed star of the series. She was upset about her paycheck being less than his when she worked longer and harder. He fueled the flames and Bingo! No more Fiona. The show went two more seasons and folks barely remember her name. Emmy who? Frank Gallagher is the winner and new champion.
It’s a year later, and I STILL NEED you to know how wrong you are. Shows over and everyone ACTUALLY EVERYONE wanted her back. Doesn’t negate Williams work or talent in anyway saying that your wrong, they’re both valued actors to their respective shows. Stay off comments of your going to act ignorant man
John Wayne was good at the pause.
"Babe the blue ox." Has to be my favorite line.
Is he as good of an actor as he pretends to be?
Lynn Turman yes
Go watch him, start with Fargo
No, he's better.
How is he pretending to be a good actor?